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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
Capture OF Mcdaniel.
The Bigamist Bafied h BaiIif.-How he
was Caugh. Pound in the woods.-Re-
arrested and Brought to Laurcns for
Trial.

Last week we gave an account of the
sensation created by the appearance on
ouristrocts of II omu who claimed to be
tho first wife of G.. S. Mcdaniel, the man
who recently married Miss Nelson at
this place. This woman stated to your
reporter la Vt week that she Wanted her
child but was not after Mcdaniel. This
however, was not strictly correct, as Il
warrant for his arrest on tho charge of
binamy was at that timo being issued.
On Tuesday Constable Monroe. acting
as Deputy Sheriff, went 20 Mccormick,
II four miles from that place on the
savannah Valley ia lroad, he found Me
Daniel, lie told the Sheriff he would
go to Lal rcnS with him and made no re-
sistance whatever, consequently the
~pie:aution Ct placing handouts on tho
prisoner was omitted. At 10 O'Clock the
Sheriff and his man were seated in the
Dab. Mcdaniel had been gCing out and
in giving directions to his hands. lie
stepped to the rear of tho cab and told Il
ncgr" to get him II light, and rs he said
this nc alightod and tookto tho woods
lie walked II miles to Mt. Carmel stat
ton On the Savannah Valley rail. DAD.
Tho deputy returned home, but next
morning tclcgraphcd to Mt. Carmel ask
inE il Mrs. Mcdaniel and the little
child were there. lie received m allir-
native answer. In II few moments lie
had another dispatch stating that Mrs.
Med. had gone up the road towards
Anderson with the little girl, but had
returned Without nor. Deputy Sheriff
Monroe and IRIS. Mcdaniel No. | ooh
the south bound train when brought
them to Mccormick, thence to Mt, Car
mol, where wife No. , was writing to
take the same train. Wife | approached
wife = on the train and demanded her
child. Wife . denied II knowledge OF
the child. Vito / said TO her, eff YOU
don't give me my child, III follow you
20 the end OF tho world" BY this time
they had gone some distance when wife
2 lcaocd from the train while in motion.
with wife close at her heels still de-
handing her child. Deputy Sheriff and
Intcndant of Mt. Carmel were follow. Z;
Wife . stopped and said ifshe would be
allowed to 90 alone, she would return
with the child. Alter going two miles
the party found $. G. Mcdaniel and tho
child in the woods. lie was rc-arrcstcd,
carried to Mccormick, where Il strong
guard of Is men watched him all night.
Next day he was brought to Laurcns,
both wives following, wife | expecting
to get her child at Laurcns. lie was
carried before Trial Justice Hunt and
committed to Jail, and the little girl was
given to Mrs. Nielsen for safO Keeping.
Thus the storyrcads rs related by the
deputy and Wife No. ]
Wncn interviewed by an ADVERTISER
reporter, Mcdaniel stated he had moth
ing to say in the newspapers. Ills de
fcnSc will be known in Court. lie is now
out on bond of 5000.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
Mrnnninr fnr glassware.

In a perfume shop l watched some m
ploycs the other day who wore doing up
packages Of toilet articles TO he sent out
by mail and messenger. The bottles wore
wrapped i'll n peculiar kind Of brown pa
per, the inner surface of which appeared
like q miniature corduroy road. An OK
animation OF the material showed it 10 be
specially prepared straw paper with a
corrugated inner surface, by which the
glassware is given a safe and secure bed
in which 10 rest 20 transportation III the
mails or otherwise. 1t is one Of thenovcl
Inventions of American ingenuity. l am
told that the inventor has made n neat
little fortune from its introduction.--New
York Tribune
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
COldyille GIcanin6S.
Sayings and Doings OF the People. Death
of an Excellent Lady, y Other Notes.

The sickness in our community
has somewhat abatcd.
We are glad to state that Miss
Martina Hunter, who has suffered
all spring from Il ]protractcd spell
Of Pneumonia, is now Sc much i'm
proved as to he out again.
All OF of those imported chick
II and ducks of Mr. w. ID. Boyd's
have died from Cholera. But such
a loss Is nothing to one who raises
Such Watrr-mclOnS, and vast fields
OF corn ana the owner of 50 many
head of fine Jerseys.
The Misses Crawford, are cngar-
ed this year in the silk business.
ann told the worms are doing well.
the Misses Gary, from Ncwhcrry
are visiting the families of Mrssrs
VI :. lonnG amc = w Vance.
Mrs i Copeland and children
from Clinton, are ut Mr. j w c
Bclrs.
Miss Mamie Henderson, from
Columbia is visiting her auntS, the
Misses Hunter.
The fruit crop il almost a total
failure.
MrJamo~ Mills, iSnow quite sick
but we trust with DR. EaSt'S kind
ana mastery care, she VIII soon be
restored to her usual hcalth..
WchaN~ had delightful showers
although not a season, we a no.
tiIc vegetation considerably rcviv-
cd. Cotton under our observation
promises considerably above ,hc
aNoraG" crop. Corn good. Wheat
and oats have been thrcshcd,
"Wrigh"I ina balance and found
wanting"
We we're incNprcSSahly sudlcn-
cd as we witnessed the dcath-bcd
scene Of Mrs Workman, and moro
so when we noticed fond mother,
husband, and children all tukin4
the last look of their cherished OBJ
Jcct rs hcr Mes blood cbbcd away.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
Proprietary Medicines.

A visit to Dr.. Green's Labratory, ut
Woodbury., n. j., has considerably
changed II views and especially our
prGjudiccs in regard TO what are goner-
ally known as ~"Standurd Patent Medi-
zines" or course we are getting to that
age In life when we are forced to con-
clude life Itself IL n humbug, and natur-
ally distrust anything that has not with
stood long and tried experiences. Being
q physician had the curiosity to know
how such II sale OF two medical
tlons could he sustained for so many
years. Tho perfect systcm upon which
tho business Is conducted and the phar-
maceuticai arrangements for tho mao
ufacturo OF the W receipts with which
we wcro made acquainted, are sufi-
GENTLY convincing TO us that the AU-
GUST FLOWER for Dyspepsia and liver
complaints, aud BoSITEE'sG GERMAN SYR-
UP, for Throat and Lung troubles, were
forthe complaints they arc recommend
ed, most excellent remedies, aud only
regret that III much of our practice,
medical ethics prevent liz o pre-
scribing thom without making the for
mulas public. When we were shown
the greYC quantities OF voluntary letters
having been forwarded Or. Green from
all pnrb of tho country and from all
c%lassesl OF people, lawyers, ministers
n doctors, giving n description OF
their ailments, testimonials. of their cur
ca, etc.L i feel like enoorsing Df .Greens
spHgeRtiop that the government accept
such Valuable formulas, and license
them Tor general uee by giving protec-
ton Va the inventor ain as patents
generally ,-Copied from NJ Y. Drug
8l3tsJ Circular OF Oct. 1896,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
pottr. collection of Autographs

Among others who share tho weakness
OF collecting autographs is Adclina Patti.
For many years past no friend of any dis
tinction has been permitted to pass tho
threshold OF the prima donna '"rtil he or
she has written q few words either upon
Nine. Patti herself OF upon somo other
subject of interest. Tho consequence is
that the signatures Of almost every nota-
bility, both in and outside tie musical
world, are to be found in her albums
New York Sun.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
The Scion and His Constituents

a member of the Recent Lcgis-
laturc of Michigan Returned home
from the Capitol to meet the Ang-
ry Scowls and Indignant Protest
OF Many Constituents.
"fou did not Make one single
speech" exclaimed one.
"And you Did not Vote on half
the Qucstions!"
"And you were absent Half the
Timer
"And the Correspondents had
Nothing to saYabout your
"Gentlemcn," replied the Scion,
rs he bit off the end of il twenty,
cent Cigar paid for by the state,
"you donot comprehend the Situa-
ton. Legislative wisdom and
Ability consists i'm not making ~
Fool of yourself, and l worked so
hard ut that that had no time left
for Anything Else"
MORAL.
We cant imagine how nc I1scap-
ed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
The News from Ora.
What Our Man Finds to Talk About Sage
Advice. Enoree Factory.

-
General crops are still looking
we'll in this vicinity. considering
the continued absence Of rain. a
light shower last week did some
good, but We need "clod soakcrs,"
and will begin to need it badly in
II few days. Some of our neigh
borS, venture the assertion, if ono
or two of Ul.r citizens would lrnli
our midst, we would have nl'r
wishes gratiticd.--Good rains.
We in beAalf Of the residents "a
and around Ora, returns thanks 20
"RamblcrS" brigade OF lanford
station, for their kindness in assis-
ting to keep the night-watch on
Saturday night oflast week. 1t Is
said, that Cpat Ramblcr's true and
and tried friend, "76" was safely
p@inioncd near hissidc, ready topper
should necessity demand it, restore
form its usual good work and
the confidence, sadly shaken, on
the hors"-thicf trail. We are fur
thcrindcbtcd to these knighly vol
untecrs, for their promise to res
pond 10 our ca'', ana 9''o"i.' III aP-
pr"Aen'iohS lea" Us 10 DSlieN" '.Ia'
'lah%Hr - a!ie't', VIC VIII SNiiu TN"
usual telegram to the orderly ser
gent. "ltamhlcr" says, through
the columns ofthc Ucrutd that the
foundation from which our inior-
nation came, was intcntcd rs Il
JOKE, hnu Welre S!'u ""t'F II, ou'
we WIN ot''erS' l'il'N NAT S"ch Sc
rio.S 'Johl''S ot 'u,' ~ "'I!:' pco'
pre- expense, Ut 'hiS particulars
'lilic Is erroneous ana Nf"''u' n"ci'
sport, IS "nMl9'' nn" rN"'!o"c
'le" can r''u''s H't '!lc t''u''
III r~o"I'cc''o, y 'ii' 'l'H''r', we
""u'u hoIlSr I''H NounSr' i'c',"9 20
ne carcIui ana "a''l''"'' n,l" l''
.iioSG VINO nave SoSn'cGSa'n''E pan
i9l'ed IliiS-tu'e, "'.,' u 'cHH',CHS PFi-
or &c 49, mature l"t P'AiiS II lilrrc
DC any, 10 rrH'olc " our county,
.i'eir confluence az" a"'e'N' Shc
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I"o''l.I y. 80 " 'NI''inH
ful,orS no"'ihs mere Il htr arc
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w. utt,o now.e from, tho rno
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
Basket Picnic.

Tho following speakers have been in
vitcd to address Pro-. Bells school nj
Triangle OF Friday 22nd inst; Dr Sand
cr, Williamson; y J Holmes, Laurens;
Pr0fs VIM loo and J Mcintosh, Due
Wost; Col j III Rice, Ninety Six: DR. r
Smith, tGallaghcr;A B Williams and
NJ IL Donaldson, G~rccnvillc. Every
body Is invited and expected - bring
u basket.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Having in our onlclai capacity as
mcmbors of tho Plymouth, Pa, Hospit-
nj Committee, boon asked to test and
prove tho effectiveness of many differ
ent articles to bo used as disinfoctants
IN SICK ROOMS and hs preventives OF in
fictitious iove rs, report that Dayhys Pro
phylactic Huid has boon thoroughly tes-
ted during the recent Typhoid epidemic
In this place. 1t proved most eflfcIons
In staying the spread of ,he fever.
Ell Armstrong, $ NJ Davenport,
JAOpp, ON lance,
Thoo Kerr, James Lee, Jr,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

DR.. p. Brooks Common and family are
visiting in CokcSbury.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

The Court House windows havo been
-cloanscd in accordance with tho Grand
-Jury's request.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

To Mr. f.. j. Hammond, we arc indobt-
cd for II nest of turtle eggs. They arc
vcrtiablo curiositics, and were ound at
South Island SC.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Lieut.. Garrett VIII be married soon, so
Tho says.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Mr.. w. y. Shcrard and family are
spending somct time in Cokesbury.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

nstor did say beng acknowledge
q he has :been accurscd of pro-
nouncidg malediction upon onepar-
ticular denomination, this is doing
hlm an Injustice.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Fred II. Lockhart Esq, of Augusta will
represent Mcdaniel, in the bigamy case,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Tho Grccnvillo 81 Laurens Sunday
excursion train leaves cccry iSunddy
morning Mt $40 and returns at s o'clock.
Round trip 81 90.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

The best thing on record is the decd
of n corner lot. J. NJ. Hampton, rca-
estate agent, has several such for sale
on easy terms.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Nineteen prisoners await trial in the
County Jail.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Last week we stated that bail mad
been refused Shcahan, but not on the
morris of the case. This wc learn was
error, as tho case was ably argued be
fore Judge Wallace.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Mrs. =. B. Pluss is in the mountains
of Tennessee Tor the heated term.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
A LAND OF HOLIDAYS.
How Ingiia!, W"rltnEmcn Enjoy Respite
from labor on Derby Day.

'' - i'N - iPtb llNt sI'
som" holidays, just the same. The Brit
i&h holiday j., Il great institution. 1t cna-
lies the horny handed SONS of toll to say
they will not 10 any work. and that is Il
privilege which NO English workingman
ever lets pass unhrodod. If The weather
il fine on his holiday the English work
man goes Il into the country, rolls
around OIL tlo grass and gets drunk. If
IL Is rainy. he stays i'll the city and gets
dr"u!; just the same. Drink is the one
solid standby OF the honest tailoring man
over l:Crc.
Do you think there is money enough in
the world 10 make tho average run of
people over h"rc really work on Saturday
afternoons or othc@ holidays: don't, at
amy rate. ! had u shorthand writer
around here FOR u couple of days last
wcc!l. l!r was nil right till The holiday
struck IN, "ld from that moNGn lie WAS
rs lost {" me ~ though he had fallen
overheard ii riiiuccHn with Il 200 noumd
shot ii Ms heels. CHcrs of extra paw
had no weight az all with him. and he
was deal 0iik" TO prayers. cntrcutirs and
snc"r5. lie wanted Ills holiday. and that
settled it. That is the way i. runs, all
along IL" line. y tailor promised me a
suit OF clothes last week. They didn't
come. hu; In" tailor did. He WAS full of
apologies and garlic. lie tcll me icould
not lave my garments for several DAYS.
| asked him why not. and hc responded
with tears chat it was Il race week. and
nothing ON earth would induce the mon
to work. They had all gone to thc races.
he went on. and they probably wouldn't
sober ZIP for at least three or four days to
como.
lh.s passion for racing in England is
tn" no,i amazing thing one comes in
con;&ct wiki. Vt the Derby there were
lnIi| {" hail iliilion people. Two-th:rds
Of them, Z. least, Wore recruited from the
very loves, class. | suppose &t lcas,
5000 i2,H "~c:ually walked from London
to Epson cad back, Il round distance of
forty miles. in order TO see tie racing. to
which they had barely money enough to
purchase an entrance. Around our coach
as IL stool drawn up beside the track
there were always half n dozen w"ctClIcs
Tl:c scrambled on The ground for posses
son OF Ia" chicken bones recently thrown
aside by the members OF or party during
lEnClicon. The sight would have stirred
ones pity but for the reflection that il
The Elm%ry fellows had remained at homo
and fed themselves OH the few shillings it
cost them 10 SCI tho race. there would
not have b2oH the slightest necessity for
their wolf like w~rcatl"s for bones and
scraps. What the mining stock craze
used 60 nc il san Francisco. the mania
foy racing IS in ENGLAND. Solutions.
cooks. messenger boys, hol carriers. and
evcryind Il else, OF li@h or low degree.
deny themselves the comforts and in
many e%s"s the necessities of life. irordcr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Don't forget the Sunday School con
Ycntion at Trinity church. The timo
has been changed from the 3rd and 18th
to tho 10th and llth of August.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Tho order for an election on the qucs-
ton of prohibition, published last week
has boon revoked, but will be made
again mex week in The ADVERTISER
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20
SIDEWALK SAYINGS.

Caught ON the Corner by Our Man
About Town.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Mr.. A. w. Anderson and family, am
Mrs Il + Simpson, havo.rCturncd from,
Il very pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Alabama and Georgia, after
al absence OF moro than month.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Entered into rest, Sunday morning,
July 10th, after a long NJ painful ILL
moss, SusanL. Simkins, wife of Eldrcd
c. Simkins. "Blcsscd arc the pure in
heart, for they shall see Giod.,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

canc-Mills and all kinds OF m~achinery
for salo at lowest prices by
BOYD ~ ANDERSON,
6-29. LaurcnS, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Where! Oh! Who're, are the "no
prohibition" men.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Mr.. F,Jacobs has opened the "Elitc"
Photograph Gallery, and now offers his
services to tho people of Iaurcns and
surrounding country. All the latest
improvements in photographs and at
lowest prices. Sec card i'm his issue,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

.f w.
IAURENS, July Goth, 1887.
SIDEWALK SAYINGS.
Caught on the Corners by Our Man
About Town.
Lieut.. Jarrett VIII be married soon, SO
Tho says.
Nineteen prisoners await trial in the
County Jail.
DR.. p. Brooks Connor and family are
visiting in Cokcsbury.
Mr.. w. y. Shcrard and family are
spending some time in Cokesbury.
Mrs. s. B. Pluss is in the mountains
of Tennessee Tor the heated term.
Fred II. Lockhart Esq, of Augusta will
represent Mcdaniel, in the bigamy case.
The Court House windows have been
-cloanscd in accordance with tho Grand
.Jury's request.
The best thing on record is tho decd
of n corner lot. J. NJ, Hampton, rea-
estate agent, has several such for sale
on easy terms.
Tho Grccnvillo Is Laurens Sunday
excursion train leaves cccry Sunddy
morning Mt 500 and rcturnsa at s o'clock.
Round trip 81 90.
To Mr. Il. j. Hammond, we arc indcbt-
cd for II nest of turtle eggs. They arc
vcrtiablo curiositics, and were found at
South Island S. {.
Don't forget the Sunday School con
Ycntion Mt Trinity church. lit limo
has been changed from the 3rd and 18th
to tho 10th and llth of August.
Tho order for an election on tho uucs-
tion of prohibition, published last week
has boon revoked, but will be made
again next week in THE ADVERTISER
Last week We stated that bail mad
been rcfused Shcahan, but not on the
merits of the case. This wc learn was
error, as tho caso was ably argued be
fore Judge Wallace.
Mr.. A. w. Anderson and family, and
Mrs II + Simpson, h~avo.rcturncd from
u very pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Alabama and Georgia, after
an absence OF more than n month.
Entered into rest, sunday morning,
July 10th, after n long and painful ILL
moss, SusanL. Simkins, wife of Eldrcd
C. Simkins. "Blcsscd arc the purc in
heart, for they shall see God.'
Mr.. F,Jacobs has opened thc "Elitc'
Photograph Gallery, and now offers his
services to tho people of Iaurcns and
surrounding country. All the latest
improvements i'm photographs and at
lowest prices. Soc card i'm this issue.
Mr. S. II. Bass, one or Youngs Town
ships most progressive farmers has
placed on our table Il bunch of Madol
oats that is hard to heat. He raised 80
stalks from one grain, nvcralng 80 grains
to the s alks. n II body beat that.
sometime ( VIC announced that
Mcssrs G.. b. Bobo, j. G.. Owings and II.
\. llcllainS would open out II grocery
store ut this place soon. This was q
mistake aS to Mr. !icllnms, as MIR Orr,
instead, will be II mcinbcr OF the firm
I'obu, OwingS u Orr, is the firm, and
they will engage in general mcrchan-
,'iisc, instead of groceries exclusively.
A nad-dOg on Monday created Il stir
OH the streets. Tho dog first bit II color.
cd man, Eiihu Subor, and threw him
To the ground. lie then rem along t &
principal streets, across the square
while numerous pistol shots failed tc
stop him. Tbcdog was followed to Lit
tie river where he was found to have in
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Mr. $. X. Bass, or Youngs Town
ships most progressive farmers has
placed on our table Il bunch Of Madol
oats that is hard To heat. lie raised 80
stalks from II grain, nvcralng 50 grains
to the s alks. Can any body beat that.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-20

Sometime agO VIC announced that
McssrS G. B. Bobo, j. G. Owings and Il.
\. llcllamS would open out II grocery
store at TINS place soon. This was y
mistake aS to Mr. !icllnhs, as Mr. Orr.
instead, Will be II member OF the firm.
Bobu, OwingS and Orr, is the firm, and
they will cngagc in general mcrchan-
,'iisc, instead of groceries exclusively.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-19

or. and schemer-. The forgemen,
the iron men and the manufacturers
generally are mtionsires, and their
champions in the field or III congress
never wear patched breecnes or
thrcadbear coats Barney is luxu-
rlons cuss VITA eXpens We lasts,
thoroughly cultivated, but not young
enough to survive the political con-
sequences Of this sad mistake.
We would like % inspect the $4,000
votes the Globe Dem )crat expects
Barney to carry over with him into
the republican camp They would
prove study ia natural history far
more wonderful than our sanity
Burleson ever found under a circus
canvass Barney, Barney, a great
sorrow rings down the arches and
echoes through the corridors where
once re=ounded the clang of his steel
tipped boot heels. The iron has en-
tered the democratic soul of Texas,
and its fell work will be finished
when that 1900 phalanx sets out
under Cap ain Barney for the repu b.
liCAn camps.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-19

From to- tuthbert ia. Liberal.
tne first issue of the Broadaxe, in
Biakely, con a'ned an ad advertisement;
"A Boy Wanted at this office" The
next issue of the Early County News,
published also IN BIakely, contained
the following. "Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W, a. Jordan, bouncing baby
boy" W. \. Jordan is editor Of the
BrosdaXe. some people pretend to
believe that advertising doesn't pay,
but II docs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-19
.Arrn,les AiIIhn.

rom the Hampton Ca Times
The editor of the Augusta Chroni-
Gle and Gal cite are abou' to fight a
due judging from the manner in
which the INK and type is placed
around OH the editorial page. Gentle
men, a. it's the first OF the month,
you hal better look az er your mon h
ly statements and let lighting alon e.
You are both coward, anyhow-we
know you.
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From thu NV YORK Times.
Its plain that Mr., Cleveland, as
the democratic candidate for presi
dent won Il carry the state of New
York with ease and certainty, unless
some change that is not Likely to oc-
curt and that he alone could bring
about, shou d take place. His. election
on the same conditions is equally as.
sured.